Split graphql query into chunks of 100

[jamesgol]

If you attempt to use this on an org with more than 100 objects the API returns an error and this causes a TypeError.

This patch splits the query into chunks of 100.

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "aura-inspector/src/aura_cli.py", line 297, in <module>

    main()

    ~~~~^^

  File "aura-inspector/src/aura_cli.py", line 284, in main

    audit(url, cookies=cookies,

     ~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

    object_list=object_list,

      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

    ...<7 lines>...

    no_gql=args.no_gql

      ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

        )

        ^

  File "aura-inspector/src/aura_cli.py", line 65, in audit

    all_records_gql = aura.get_records_graphql(objects, records_per_action=100, fetch_all=False)

  File "aura-inspector/src/aura_helper.py", line 619, in get_records_graphql

    object_fields_map = self.get_graphql_fields_for_objects(objects)

  File "aura-inspector/src/aura_helper.py", line 536, in get_graphql_fields_for_objects

    objects_infos = filter(None, action_response.return_value['data']['uiapi']['objectInfos'])

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

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[amineismail-google]

Hello, thank you for the PR. It seems like this limit of 100 items in the apiNames argument was not present before and added recently, thank you for catching this.